The Egyptian Ministry of Antiquities and the Supreme Council of Antiquities have announced the discovery of over 800 ancient tombs, which include some completely new findings. The newly found tombs, which are in a previously unknown cemetery, were found near Lisht, which is a very important archaeological site. They are an exciting discovery, and it is expected that they would help researchers to understand better how people in the Middle Kingdom period of Ancient Egypt lived. About Lisht Necropolis. Lisht or El-Lish is actually a small village due south of Cairo at Giza on the edge of the Sahara Desert....
What are the Dead Sea Scrolls And Why Do They Matter? The Dead Sea Scrolls are the world’s oldest known biblical manuscripts. In 1947 scrolls and scroll fragments dating from 150 BC were discovered in a cave by local Bedouin teenagers...
This article first appeared on grahamhancock.com and is written by Micheal Tellinger. The history of southern Africa is one of the great untold stories of the world. It has remained a guarded mystery by traditional knowledge keepers...
A rectangular wall found more than 100 years ago in Texas, may be an antediluvian remnant. Most people living in Rockwall Texas do not even know that their city is named after an ancient Rock Wall City...
Greyfriars excavation, Oxford, England (Courtesy Oxford Archaeology) An excavation in Oxford, England, conducted by Oxford Archaeology in advance of the expansion of a shopping center, has turned up a large number of leather and wood objects dating to the fourteenth century, when the site was occupied by buildings associated with the Greyfriars religious order. The […]
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